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    Risk Assessment BJJ

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    This risk assessment document identifies potential hazards for learners participating in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) training and outlines actions to manage the risks. It notes that learners could hit their heads or limbs on objects outside the mats during rolls/take-downs and fall off the edge of the mats. Mats will line the floor and coaches will reset learners to the center of the mats to address these risks. Injuries from impacts during takedowns and rolls could also occur but will be managed by mats, teaching break falls, and coach monitoring. Joint injuries from submissions being held too long will be prevented by explicitly teaching the importance of tapping out and respecting an opponent's tap. Co

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    This risk assessment document identifies potential hazards for learners participating in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) training and outlines actions to manage the risks. It notes that learners could hit their heads or limbs on objects outside the mats during rolls/take-downs and fall off the edge of the mats. Mats will line the floor and coaches will reset learners to the center of the mats to address these risks. Injuries from impacts during takedowns and rolls could also occur but will be managed by mats, teaching break falls, and coach monitoring. Joint injuries from submissions being held too long will be prevented by explicitly teaching the importance of tapping out and respecting an opponent's tap. Co

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    This risk assessment document identifies potential hazards for learners participating in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) training and outlines actions to manage the risks. It notes that learners could hit their heads or limbs on objects outside the mats during rolls/take-downs and fall off the edge of the mats. Mats will line the floor and coaches will reset learners to the center of the mats to address these risks. Injuries from impacts during takedowns and rolls could also occur but will be managed by mats, teaching break falls, and coach monitoring. Joint injuries from submissions being held too long will be prevented by explicitly teaching the importance of tapping out and respecting an opponent's tap. Co

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    Risk Assessment BJJ

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    Christopher Tulloch
    This risk assessment document identifies potential hazards for learners participating in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) training and outlines actions to manage the risks. It notes that learners could hit their heads or limbs on objects outside the mats during rolls/take-downs and fall off the edge of the mats. Mats will line the floor and coaches will reset learners to the center of the mats to address these risks. Injuries from impacts during takedowns and rolls could also occur but will be managed by mats, teaching break falls, and coach monitoring. Joint injuries from submissions being held too long will be prevented by explicitly teaching the importance of tapping out and respecting an opponent's tap. Co

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    Risk Assessment

    What is the Who might be What action is Who is Sign and date
    Hazard? harmed or needed to responsible for when action
    affected? remove or acting and has been
    manage the when? taken and
    risk? checked.

    Learners hit heads Learners Learners are reset Coaches.


    and limbs on the participating in rolls to the centre of the
    objects outside the and drills for BJJ mats when a bout
    mat area during gets too close to a
    rolls/take-downs. side.
    Learners fall off the
    edge of the mats.

    Injuries due to Learners Mats lining the floor Coaches.


    impact from participating in rolls to absorb the
    takedowns and rolls. and drills for BJJ. majority of impacts.
    Teaching learners
    how to break fall
    properly.
    Monitoring of
    learners to ensure
    are practising
    safely and that they
    are well spaced to
    avoid accidental
    collisions

    Joint injuries if a Learners From the start of Coach. Learners are


    partner holds a participating in rolls their training also responsible for
    submission for too and drills for BJJ. learners have the tapping when
    long. importance of caught, and in the
    “tapping out” in absence of a tap,
    time (before a blame cannot be
    submission begins placed on the
    to hurt) explicitly executor of the
    stated. Learners submission.
    are also explicitly
    told about the
    importance of
    respecting an
    opponent’s tap,
    and we may
    exclude, effective
    immediately, any
    learners we believe
    to have
    purposefully
    ignored an
    opponent’s tap. We
    are fully committed
    to providing a safe
    and supportive
    learning
    environment.

    Hypoxia/Loss of Learners See above See above


    consciousness due participating in rolls
    to choke applied for and drills for BJJ.
    too long.

    Light Any participant. Light bruising and Coaches.


    bruising/knocks knocks are a reality
    (BJJ). of martial arts
    training, especially
    when it involves
    live rolling and
    sparing such as
    with BJJ but
    earners, however,
    should never feel
    that they HAVE to
    participate in live
    training and even if
    they do they should
    always have the
    freedom to decide
    the intensity.

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